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' 11., I "TAIZER, ---._ - -• FOUR DAYS DRAwnlc; OVER, • . k3:l the (1 RAN D 1)1( ILES of TW ENT? THO ()SANT), TEN TtI: ) LHAND,. FIVE THOUSi.NID, 'rwi, iV)rusittv'D ;10-,INDS; &c. Sec. &•.c . . yet re ' w a i n iii the I A/h....! . .. rrITESDAY NEXT, 0 AU'rtie r ) will be - the Fifth $ ~ 1),, v of D raw i ng. . .' 1 CKliTs anal SA RES (Warranted undrawn) arc on Sale " 41 1 the LicencedeOlikes in ['own and Country. ...„ - _ r . STATE LOTTERY. FRE following CAPITAL PRIZES remain - in th e wh...%.1 : -2 )o(. 10,0)01. 1. 2.0,01. soot. 201. besides a lar g e P roport i on of the inferior Priz es of 5 31. 2.1. &c. 64 , c , Tickets and Shares, warranted Cndrawn, are on Sale by SWIFT and Co. Poultry, and Charing-Cross. Dra w TUinESDAY NEN.I . , Au gust 2 , wilt be the next " Day of g. • ' HE nett Day of Drawiner- will be TUESDAY' 4 .11 N 1 , .: xr, the ad of August. The Ticket, N o . 2, 6 29, drawn the last Day of Drawing, a prize. of l'cli Thousand l'ounrls. was sold in Slynts by Messrs. I -IA Zl. RI), HU RN E. a d Co. Royal Exchange; "!!‘ereTlCKErs and SHARES, warranted ouch - awn, cpu tinue on Sale. SAI,L _AD Off., AND CORGONA ANCHOVIES. A N Importation has lust been obtained, and is now on Sale, at BURG ESSis an d S o n , I talian Ware house, itr, ‘S . trantl. • BURG E3S!s FISH SAUCE, &c. S' RCA try• lON T 9 FAillt.rES. —The great reputation which ut''' ; ESS n a s g a ,. te d b y t h e superior Excellence of his du 10, SPN' , .."F. of •iNCHOVIE-S for FISH SAUCE has in ced many Persons t give the same name to an Article en ditEreia. U)H'J BURG ES: , and SON t hi n k i t a titity they owe the Public, roCaillloll therii against such int as several People travel the ErnPire,o*ring Shop- ;,!'e ers, eec, an extra larga Proti- to vend.the spurious kind 4re p irricularly requested to ask for Burgess's, art! to "' er ve, i‘ luine but what have these words upon the aen.ej--," lolin ) l g 4 l rgess and Son's Original and Sit perior Es inoloVi'S 0 - WarehollSe, ia7, Strand, Corner ne Savoy Steps,London. - • kil , AND l NAVYQIII PAC; E. 'Pr P Alt ATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture;m.u4rasses. and Beddi ng c ,,, npleno ~re. v c•n• resp,ect am! rec "klmended to Gtnttenter, as bone th e most portable co superior to any others made in Lontlfin; :Marquees, C improved ; Sea „ ables and hairs, on int; t . " CI ir - for nit Board S4ip; Musouitto • 0 3. mit 1. J.. 41:4•wel.t,r)titure, - and Vatent Brass...sere% ei.lsteads, for -C ast Indies, and all I.oreign Clim . ates ß , at ti()RO:.%N and SANDE RS's . Patent Bedstead Manutactory and Ware-Rooms, ot Nol 16 17, Catherine-str eet , S tran d . l a b, gait and Sanders's New-invented • Imperial - Dining 1`„, ) e st allowed to he the most complete and i . legant• set of Uut ever vet invented, are very punable, packing in a Box &ten Inches ;lee;'. h 0,.• Tth, Fashottable Stita- Bed and ('hair lied Ware— . SUPEUID•R WINES. - SPENCER and I%Irt(INS, 115, NTetvgate-stfeet iticll , lof Wilk: tor up .v oasin ot forty years, si xteen.ot t iieY :five adopted. that aii , rable ihode of meliorating , lirgeinp•irte rs Vats of three and 40.00 Gallons c ontents , as is ..,Ttejr ractism (Orr natty on , l other places abroad: by w telt Wines are so unoroved kavottr, and th e i r cor di a l qua 'ties ret a ined, th at t h ey are not 'only a delicious liquor,to, the V,ratetUl to the atom tchs - ot Nervous Habits, and A gei inllrm. Their stock e 1 ( lid' ,Port. Madeira. to Be , :. is of 1,3,0ca11. value, by w hi c h t h ey are enabled. als3)'e) Wine to great as;es, berth in Cask. anti Bottle. rhey el) a lame - Stock of Cogn iac Brandy, Pine and famatca ri eit n, and E ast India Orange Shr b, the oldest i n L on d on, tJt4 e( l in th e same manner in Vats, which. with their Wines, 2,4o r' i s ell on th e most moderate terms, fi n. feady m - t ess than a d ozen sent to any part of the T o wn, t ree o f O'A/ • RA" tr R KINGSWOOD, in the Parish of LUG— G E HALL, near AY.l.E.ifiutty, BUCKS.- ' 1 BE LE r on Lease for - ritentv.rnit: Fears, by the Worshipftil rornpany of Mercers, A COMPACT 0:.-1.1RY FARM; containing, by Adiwasurement, about one • Hundred and Thirteen Aerts of uld Pasture anti Meadow Land, within a King Fencs, o• atiout eighteen, Inclosures, conveniently W - k v _ .and •Str:a o flowing tor a consid rabic distance. httliti4 one side. of tilt: I J -estate,' together wilt new-but It lariii ..flouse, Barn, Stable, and suitable ()dices, recently !•!rected •and finished, on a rise nearly cc:uric:4 of the Estate, the occupation of lotoi rittln, tenant it will ; situate Joe P4rish of Loggersuall, in the county of Bucks', ad the fur 'I) lie-road leading • from. AVlesthiry to Bi (sion to =ester suoject to a fixed tithe of'Bl. Bs, 1), - o- ann. Posses b‘e .it , lilt;, g ip loon tz to next, with lib'lty of plough and continuing the same in Acre: Arable during i ne Lease. • .Any person willing to treat for/basal ne may send their pro— PosJis anti address, sealed up, to the Clerk of th• Mercers' C oinnaity, at their. Hall, in Ironmonger -lane - COelPside, on ioure Wednesday the 17th Aogust, when tile same will !ikeii into coostderation, ancl the person ntliciog' such oder _e. Comp Any may approve will have notice sent Jilin to , r 4 , t ‘ for the same, niter by attending at Mercers' Halt, or ijiyieb.ury, as ti:e Cotnpany may think most cotive cr II e Te.nant will be required to 'pay all Taxes, ex ctit the Land and Property Taxes. ab _or fi n titer particulars apply at t h e " Clerk s Office, as ' ' Yies Y etbury is. to Messrs. F armor and Win. 13ulli, Attoraies, at WOCIIING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES..-7 RMS are the most i.requAnt sources .of dren's Diseases Their symptoms every Parent and of Children should be acquainted with. They oe 'citsion Loss of Appetite, a P a l eness o f the Colour of th e eti ace, tuuciation, and irregular state of the Vowels, attend after with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions ; they the growth of the body, and they . Orove oat el, ny en d d( fir a Consumption Decay. Both as a Preventative and - Lire of these al arm i n g C ornotaints, the above excellent Me itie is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest ha ratters in this Country, both in r an k .am d resPetiabilltY, ti? ruP have ou eq ua l . th e i r public approbation; given to the .('4 t ietor, from a personal knowled g e o f i ts wonderful sot:- 1 7. 11 4 , s io, their own Families, stamp its merit, beyond competi o; old gives a sa d - Eli on to it, of which no other Medicine to ar 'e kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the (l i u t Children, should have this R eme d y as a Family Me. •0 1 „;'' to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels:oil. Chil- T 0 are any way disordered, which it will always be retold re liev e . • c,1,:,(!1d, wholesale and retail, at , Ching and Butler's, No. 4, foPside, London ; and retail by host Coulitry Venders, ”0-tes at 25 oti. and ss. 6d. each. bISEASES OF THE URF.THRA, AND CERTAIN .. , t'OMPLAINTS . S sol e P ropr i etor of DAI‘IN's celebr a t e d M e- At dicated 13oug m ies and Reinedieii, Mr. DU Ft) Ult informs k P ublic, that he ay, as usu a l, b e d a il y consulted trona c ," to Three, at his I lous •, No.. 54, , -street. S o h o , on d .'',,e ° of Strictures, Onstructiolis. L.; leers, &e. &C. a'S well is s o ' ‘4cLur rlice., Deoit tt y, and every b is Order where secrecy a essentially requisite, that every Patient is introduced in iliseDirate aptrtment. Mr. 1). has tOr many years confined p rd 4 . 6 l s i elf to that department of Surgery, anti tram extensive off.'‘ ie e , and the most flattering success, he •is enabled to 44 ~,,lei.r ii method of cure, mild, efficacious, "r±ipiiring no con mem Of restraint in Diet, and which prevents a . relapse. e r ii `' c r iu oi! i s in tile country stating their cases fully, in , a .Letter, I• i t 'g 11. or a 21. , n0te,, will - have proper reakethes sent .o 1 , _ ount. si 'o t r l th e v ati9LlS sym;'toms, - Sec. see, just tiuhlished„. the vi:11;1.. Edition price zs. 6d.. A Treatise on the Above.oolll - . .rn :::: bad at the.AlltilneS iit:uue,. the only place 'it- 1114 Bou4ies are sold. 8 -~.. -~ r E' l ,li, ze' D D. - •• This_ Day was published, Ornarteci with 414 ettgant Engtoving, in One Volume, i Foolscap Svo. pm,: ss. - ; A LCANDER AN!) LAVINIA. ; or, The .4 A. M'Ks FERIOUS SHRIEK. With. other Toles, Laiidds, Sonnets, &c. &c. . 1 Printed for H. D. • Symonas, Paternoster-row. • CESPINASSE ON ARTILLERY. This Day was published, In One Volume, Svo. price ss. in boards, dedicated to the Officers of the British A rm y, • Essm - sur L'ORGANISATION 'de L'ARME de . L'A R FILL ERI I, par:le General LespinaSse. The merit of this Work is too obvious and acknowledged where known, to requite any commendation.' It is sufficient to state, that it w tl be found equally useful to the Officer of Artillery, Cavalry, or Infantry, as it contains nothing but w hat 77 ty be comprehended by military riltn, told in a popu lar mariner, and animated oy drawn from the scenes in which Gen. Lespinasse was himself an actor. Paris printed igoo.--Canterbury re-printed ; - and sold by Rouse, Kirkby, and Lawrence; by Egerton, Whitehall, and G. Richards, No. 9,'C ,, rniiill, London ; Keymer, ter ;. Lee, Lewes; Motley, Portsmouth ; tlaydon, Ply mouth; and Wogan and Cummipg, Dublin. AFFIDAVIT.' fk ARNIADUKE VENEL, Doctor of Medicine, formerly resident at Montpelier, inaketh oath, that lie is the Inventor and joint proprietor of a certain nteilicine called Dr. Venei's Atitiscorbutic Vegetable Pills, winch he Both hereby declare are composed entirely of Vegetables, and do not cositain a particle or inerc'ir) . , antimony, or any other mineral or deleterious ingredient whateVer; and he Waller maseth oath, that lie luta administered this meth Me' to an intim* of patients, wi h the most unprecedented success,, for upwards of twonv-eight years, in ditKrent parts of Europe ; and from hi • icti 'Arledge or the salutary, safe, Out radive ingredients, of which it is, composed, and the long and ample .experience he bath had, he loth believe it tome a most excellent alterative and purifier of the blood, and an etUcacious remedy tot•seorbutie, scrophulous, and cutaneous disorders. • Sebrn before me, at Ova Mansion H ouse , M. VENEL. LUild6ll, this first clay of tune, !So& JOHN ANSLEY, M AY OR. 9old by Messrs Bacon and Co. No. tio, Oxford-street, and Messrs. Parsuns and Son, Circulating Library, 46, Lud: gate Hilt. Price .0. ód. per box. Fron LONDCW GAZETTI4: Jaly 26, 1808. cvnzirsials i.z the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, sign ' ed by the Lord Lieutenant. _ _ --- Man Mister, Esq. to be M4jur, Vice Campbell, resigned. D.cred tz, Cc'amistiolis ,signed by the L7rd Lieutenant of the Coup y of CaTraartlien. 2d Bathe/I've C r 4rwar/6eubi , e Poitt , leers. Captain Win. E vans to Maj.)r, vice Gardener, displace!. Dated duly 8, IS 8. I;;linuit.t tValcot Sinythies, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Edwards, deceased. DaLed July 9, 114tAIKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Charles Next, of Stockport, Cheshire, cheese-monger. BANKRUPIS. Thomas Biggs, jtln, ut Seend, IViltsnire, c. - .lh7csc-auder • to burrendzr Aug. 19, at live, at nine, :and Sept. 6, at tour, at the Kill.Cs Arms Inn, Melic,Nnich, Clieshire. At.. tonnes, Air. Vezey,lksluun ; or Arisrs. Sauttys and Horton, Crane.xourt,jiLet-street, London, George lupper, now oilate of CalltUil, Kent, shopkeeper, July JJ, Ati . g. 9, and Sept. 6, at ten, at Lon- I lutlllea, Mr. Aubrel,Took's-coart,Cuiltui-street, I Wilder AAA Son, M-iid s toi , e; or NI" Alorson. Cuaiil4,o• Lc:U . .ll4a lOsedn Ledman, of New -street, Bis.hopsgate-street, Louton, hierca4.h, kily 30, :1,14. 6, amt Sept. 6,,,at tJv lye, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edward jon.ls, * rhontas Beek With, of the Commercial-road, Middlesex, eoacn-maker, Aug. 2,6, at one, and Sept. 6, at ten, at Attorincs, 44-.;ssr.. Strtllil and Hen.lersun, Lein.in-street, larne4 Sinttn, of Lititz t'ulteney-street, St. jamcs's, Middle tailow-cltandie;', pits 30, Au. 6, and Sept. 6, at twelve, at (..; utiatiall. Attorney, Mr. U4gues, lizar- yard, Lincoln's lint-fields. • • ltraltaut of St. lolin-street, Middlesex, shoemaker,, Aug. 6, and Sept. 6, at twelve, at Guildnall. Attuftle : Seioy,,c 11 , 1i - les-weer, Northainplon-sq dare, Gerken George tlaiiison and John Watson, of Aloble-street, Cheap - side, London. -hosiers, Aug. 2, ID; 'arid Sept. 6, at ten, at .6 ulidhali. Attorney, Mr. Wigieswortli, Uray's-lna square. D I. 7 ID L: IV DS . Aug. 27. Miles Barber, late of Lot:lb:try, London, mer— • ciiant, at twelve, At. to uilelQaj j. Aug. Lk Henry Ward, of the Curtain-road, Shoreclitch, Mid apotitecari, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. z 3. luhri Carruthers, at grocer, at ten, at Londou. Nov. s. Ruciert Jones, of Gower -street, Whitechapel, silic winder, at ten, at Guildhall. Aag. 24. loan I•oster, late at Manchester, cotton-spin ner, at eleven, at the. Bridgawater Arius Inn, Mall. Cheater. Aug. t 6. Richard Luat, of Long-acre, Middlesex, iron monger amtbraticr, at twelve, at Ci Ulidll4l. • Aug. IS. Daniei 1.1ig,;.5, late of Chipping.Sudbury, G louces terstnre, liquor-Inch:haat, at ten, at Inn White Lion Inn anti TAVCIII, CLIZTIFIC/li - ES. Aug. i 6. Joseph Thaekera), and lobo Thacker?y, of Man cnester, ccniva-spinner; 0 ,vert Clutton, of Cooley-itreet, Southwark, Surrey, torn. inert:tun t lathes ueorge Rose, of Buckitigham.pAate, nt. klary-le. bone, Mtuulesex, itioney..scrivemr. Ricitarti Loa, a Long.acre; Middlesex, ironmonger and bt-tzter Charles Robinson, late ofWood-street, Cheapside, London, and of Aidentiatit, l.krtfordsture, cloth-wotker. • .P.dßrivLgslizps 44 . suL1'ED. Jonathan 13rooks and joint A.miesr ut Manchester, merchants. twin ()laves, folio S wame, l imothy.Wood, and Edmund Marsden, ut St. Margaret's-hill, Southwark, Bop-Met , chants. Wil;iant Ma) son and lohn Roberts, of Macclesfield, cotton • Manutatturers. Thomas Wulauck and John Moreton, of Red Lion -court, Watling-st reet, tea-dealers. Rosen and Henry Hartisun, of the City Chambers, tnQr. Chants. David Godfrey and I - Itunfrey Edwards, of Narrow_ wall, Latnbelh, troll-wrights. Jolla Mark and• Geur i ;c: Booth, of Bucklersbury, malt. fadors. lames Member, of Settle, and RObert Brennand, of Run- Icy -britl,e, settle, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners. Stephen an.l John Sitcht3ll, of Liol ltngton, Chester, cotton spinners. John Farmer, Henry 13aoth, Willi,.m Warharn, and Thomas Peacock, of Naughton, near Manchester, hat-mannlac.. turers Harriet Moat and Elizabeth Sh , :phearci. of Newington_ Greco. • George Ashfortb, Saaluel Ellis c Samuel Revell, John A tkin, _ auu Tboilus Nixuil, of Sheffield, lily, nitus . losepb smith . and , . 04burue, vt Sitellicld , edge' tuvl-tnakers. 31EIVORLi3 OF ThS STATZ PRIWN;US CONFtJED IN XILMAIN- HAM GAOL, To His Excellency Pu IL It, Eati of .Hatd.vicke, Lord Liegtenant-General, &c. MAY IT ?LEASE YOUR ExcisLl.Riccr, We the undersigned, detained as State - Prisoners in the Gaol of Icilinainham, beg most respeetfully to represent to your Excellency, that we -labour under a severity of confinement and ill usage, as much without precedent in the case of any tor Mer State Prisoners; as it is without justification in any possible object of policy or of sue custody, and without cause in the demeanour of one of us. We continue deprived of all social intercourse, as we are of air and exercise sufficient u cOunterad theetii;ds o: fopi, bad in its finality, .and loathsorne in its service. We are kept constantly locked up, and without a tt en d ance sufficient'even for the occa , sions mauve; in short, we experience a treat ment rather calculated for the - custody of untamed beasts,. than men. We cannot enter into a statement of our many Snd heavy grievances ; we cannot form a theinori,d of them, as a permission which we solicited to meet together, even under ins-peCtidn, for the purpose of addressing your Excellency, has been peremptorily refused to us by our superintendant, Dr.Trev , or, from whom we receive as answer to remonstrances against the harshness of our treatment, that it has not only a sanaion, but its origin, la. the express dire&ions of your Excellency's Government ; this we must doubt, and believe to be as great a misrepresentation of - your Excellency's benevolence and of •yaur Go vernin,lit, as it is oppressive to us. We brelk a silence, under which most of us have suffered tOr nine uipnths past, the observance of which was occasioned by constant expeaation- of amelioration from that department of your &ed. ! lency's Government to which applications have re peatedly-been made by many of our friends. We now appeal to your Excellency, whose jus tice and humanity we are convinced will recoil at a severity to which any plea of necessity, or principle 'of policy refuse a sinetion; and we pray, through an investigation of our condition, opportunity to de tail to your Excellency the hardship of it. • Killnainharn Prison, -lure It, (Signed) ' john Patten, Henry Hughes, . Joiin C. likkton, Bernard Colic., Nii:noias Gray, John Palmer, lames Tandy, Win, M`Dermott, Phill p Long, Daniel Dolan, M. ferrall, Daniel Bruphy, St. fobn Mason, Thoinas CL.:ney. (A. true Copy) A. M:•URSDEN. To His Excellency PHILIP, Earl of liardwieke, boat aitti Gctpir4l Governor of Ireland. The Memorial of the undersigned,' Prisoners in , his Majesty's Gaol of Kilmainham, charged with matters of treason, Sheweth, • . That Memorialists have generally been able, whilst at large, by their ONII industry, to maintain theMselves in 'a mintier -'hick makes their, present treatment appear very That a constaut,enjoyment of many things which haVe thus become, in some rn_.::sUre,.the necessaries oi life, 'render them nearly indispensable. That Memorialists have bread and a pint of small becr for breakiast ; their dinner generally fresh boil ed beef,. of an inferior quality, and often scantily served ; that they have also lately been deprived of 'Candles. They mention this fare as a contrast with that received some time back, whiCh was, tea, bread, and bUtter, for bieakfast, something comfortable and different each day for dinner, and a moderate quantity of punch ; which treatment gave general satisfaCtion. That . very many of Memorialists . have been con fined ou tile felons' side of the prison for a consi dOrabiF time, without any provisions from the State, but kept on the common (county) allowance -7—two loaves per ,veek, a pint of Milk each day,and water. That they conceive themselves as justly entitled to as good usage as others, under similar charges, con-; fined here. . • . That Memorialists beg to state th e hardship- they sutler by nut having the liberty of seeing their friends, except thrice a week in the presence Of a . keeper, for only fifteen minutes, and they humbly request that they may have the comfort of freely seeing and con versing with their friends in their own apartments. - That several of Memorialists are far removed from all . they hold dear, and many have exhausted their resources in heretofore providing such things as they stood in. need of at t heir own expence. That Memorialists, therefore,. humbly hope your Excellency will give such . order for their b e tt er treatment-as to your v. isdom and humanity shall seem proper, and that. your Excellency will be pleas ed to consider that there is something necessary to . soften the rigours of a tedious invrisonment. And -- your Memorialists, as in duty bound, will pray, &c. Kilmainham Prison, June 2.5, 1804. • (Signed) Rd. Eustace, Vat. Marley, Rd. Scott, Martin Bourke, • Wm. Andrews, ' Ed. Kamuskey, Edward Scully, ; Conner Kavan, ' lames Doyle, fames Byrne, !Well. Nowt:x . l, ' john Walsh, Mich. M‘Daniel, John Harrison, Pat. White, john Doyle, Mich. Quigley, Dan. Doyle, N. Sta dord, Thos. Peppard, W, Parrott, Peter Cullen, john Parrott, • . Richard Doyle, 114lch. Dalton, ' Mich. Donough, • • , 7. Rouri , :e, Win. Kearney., • Chas. Kane,. . Ilrvan Develin, . .. • Arthur bevelin .. John Kelly,. N. Lyons Par. Doyle, John Gayland john 111,:rn..igh, kdward Kennedy Mar in Burke, Bryan Ro.urke,.l . H ush Byrne. P. Maguire, . . The thirteen names last signed arc the persons who were continect for along rims witauut any state all° WaliCe, as s arr. I irialed before. 1 . 7 ? - 1Z.:: . 54 AO_ „:„ ~ ~.,,, , ~,,,,, .. v a,.-,. t ....t ,Awl 0 ,, ..,,,, „, --, -..0 , ,, , ,,. 1 . 4.. k. v • ‘,..": 7*& tWV) ~,,y11:111 0 ' ;II , •. 111- abft. 60 • t • • filly 16, 2804. • COO( of 11 EPOSITIONS takeii at a) Examination into the Condition of the Sta'c • Prisoners'in the Gaol of K I L. M.\l H \l, in. the of Dunth ; pqrsitant i t; Exec'Atency the Lori Lie.utenant's Letter to the hie, nourahle the Lord C.:iet justice of Lie Co. Art of lien..h. . Each Prisoner was ex.- minel in the presence of Dr. Trevor and the Gluier. • 4`ihriainkuni - Gard, July id, i dft. Pi eseat ; The 4t. Lird Chief Noprevionsootioe was given to the Ga n, or to the °dicers of th,, Gaol, of the intention to in Ve- tigote, the complaints of he Prisoners. John Patten, a Prisoner, • .sworn : Dr. Trevor being af terwards examined on .-, Oath, gave the explana tions and answers noted in the in.irgin.. Justice:, -- The MA), Juitice The Hin. Mr Juice Osborn:.. Hits been eon near gment lis, was a ., nerchati t in partnership with Colville; uni!erstaii is that there has been in alloT= zinc front Quyerament. of 39.3 d. per day, iAlt not received equal to that allowance; believes whit they got was equal is. iod. or ts. i td. Tucir Dr. Trevor..---No vari. treatment has *en better ation ; never knew of any since the prisonerspre• persons cutting the .meat ferred their last but prisoners themselves. rial. Their vi anvils be. fOre that time were chi, in the Corridor by the • persons %vita were orcu.. • pied in the menial offices • of the gaol; and there. - tore they were vcrydis- . guns in g. They are now treate I soovewliat better..-3-The Prisoners dine in their rooms ; there are two others in the room witt; 3 him; :vs r. Gray and ,Ir. Hickson are now in hi; room; Dr. Farrell was there, but is now runu/. ed ;o - The qu'iliToll heir foOd is at times indtfferent, but better now tiia - o for merle; 11 tics that t-ey Dr. Trevor.--Believes do not get more Lo.iii i the Gaoler has a saving. talik, of sis. Tuley hive no reason to complain of (14-4- breaktas,. ALI joint get . a of. meat, or partsof a joint • of meat for dinner; and they have now an audi ' tional attendant, and ote cleanliness of the attend once i, impc,ved. . Dr. Trevor.--LThink - Think, tnat the pri- • it praclieaWe, -by having Boners at 3 or .4. ToOins a third yard - for the pri- ongilt to ..e a":red and that they ercised togetner,by have more. time in _the the prisoners would iin air. • more time to exercise. Understands that the Gluier provides- toe pro vis.ions, but . _does no t know . whether by con traa or not. . Thinks if the prisoners got the Government lowance, they could pro... - vide themselves much More conalOrtably. sL: f : By contraa. Dr. Trevor.— !links -the objection to this is the danger of external co.n munication in the upper Class, and commuting money for spirits by the loWka class. • Dr. Trevor.—Thinks their condition wai,egnal ly the same before the List memorial, but at one time he thought' there was ground forcoMplaint, and lie reinoVed it. Dr. Trevor answers --Certainly not tiow.- Curreded as suun as coin plained of. . .. , The want o f attencl , R 11 ante was the chief thing the - Prisoners compl a i : i e d I - _ 14 of previous to th e i r l ast i memorial. • • . • 'No extortion of money from any of the prisoners' by the 'Gaoler; never . beard of a single ifistanc d: • ofextortion by the Gaoler;. - r• ,, the prisoners hare inter- - course with their friendi in the pr esence of . the . I Keeper, but he has per- : mission to see Mr. Col- vale and his Mother, at ' all reasonable time.,‘„vith-. out any ut the Officers . it being prese nt . 'Hig foCtn . is one of the best roon?1; _ in the Prison ; n iss kept more clean and better- since presenting the last .. ;, metnvrial ; but the ,dir tiest otfic,-s of t!l e room • „: are ~ to be dont; by the • „ same perion ..., h., 0. in g s_ ; them theirkictu.,.s. I he . man who afte.ids him was under judgment of death ; think; two acitii- :, Hotta; - attendants cc ould I greatly contribute to toe , .. COMf rt of the prisonet s 3 I 1 • some of the prisofieiB brouitt tit: it own beds, but hefound his bed sat- ficient. . T, inks hw people hut ing their own victuals,. .. 3 i and hat in diet dresicd 7 V in the G au l, wou l d , ' be a ! . - great convenience to- the . ' , prisorlers. - 1 4/ ` - • ~ = • •!. • ) • 'i! r !